Exposed Victims in Temple ScritsMrap Press Abduction
Fragments recount alleged atrocity scenes involving exposed victims and mob violence. The text names Amy Mackeller Mise Chestnut Mira Chestaur and others in a brutal, sensational account with graphic details and alleged actions by a mob and assumed attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scritts-M Rap
Thon Wong
Shnelde
Chow
Ciatura
Chestaur
Tridentty
Mars
Peate
Mimites
Meath
Suline
Avaniiy
Peale
Boiler blast kills one at Queen City Coal yard
Historic Cincinnati accident report accounts a boiler failure when cold water heated boilers ran short causing a rifle-like explosion that wrecked a tug at the Queen City Coal Company yard at MiNset foot and killed Richard Mullen. Three workers were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippsacral Press Association
Cincinnati
Queen City Coal Company
MiNset
Richard Mullen
Industrial Opportunities Along the Chicago and North Western
A folder outlines concive information on industrial openings along the Chicago and North Western Railway. It lists factory buildings, desirable sites for immediate use, and other data for manufacturers seeking new operations. The material covers extensions of the North Western Line and the Fourth Western Link, with numerous listings of suitable properties for investors and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio party fight narrows minor state races in turmoil
Democratic and Republican chairs trade claims as control of the state house and senate remains unsettled. The Ohio political scene centers on a disputed minor state official slate with tensions between major party leaders and hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciupps
Colmisibus
Ohio
Cistor
Baltttoon
Wonetail
Alton Board Bans Football After Student Death
The Alton Board of Education adopted a resolution banning football after the death of James Squires, a high school player, from injuries suffered in a game weeks earlier. Players are forbidden to engage in further games amid memorial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Awrae Press Association
Alton
Alton Hoard of Education
Janes Squires
Haive
Murdered Man Identified in Tennessee Willow Scene
The body found in the willows along the river on Saturday is identified as John George Dunks of Fort Wayne Indiana. His daughter Irene M Kelvey of Fort Wayne provides the declaration, leaving little doubt about the identity, and police believe they have a suspect in the murder.
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Tennessee
Scripps-Milae Press
Associa UN Phi
Teon
John George Dunks
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ioe M. Kelvey
Port Wayne
Soldiers Arrested After Mutiny at Satta Crag Fortress
A garrison at the fortress of Satta Crag near Rio de Janeiro mutinied. Soldiers Whuradsy and Wert were arrested while the city remained quiet and no revelations emerged.
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Scripps-Srae Press
Assoulation
Rio
Janeiro
Satta Crag
The Holiness League Dedication and Activities
The Holiness League at 328 Benate Avenue opened Sunday afternoon and was dedicated Monday night with Dr. D. M. Brooks, Y M C A leader from Upland Indiana, in charge. Miss Orpha Beatty of Clocknatt joins in Thursday for a house-to-house outreach. Aviation rumors arise as miss Realty reports a past escape from prison in Cincinnati.
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Benate Ave
Avery
M. Brooks
Y. M If
Upland
Ind
Orpha Beatty
Clocknatt
Holiness Teague
Holl Crime
Miss Realty
Cincinsall
Poet Nathal Haskell Bole To Lecture Thursday Night
Mr Nathal Haskell Bole the distinguished poet translator and munorist will give one of his popular lectures Thursday night at the residence of Mrs May Wright Sewall 68 N Pennsylvania rt Boston native and Harvard graduate he is known chiefly as the translator of Tolstoys novels and has written prose and verse including Vermute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME. Dole
Nathal Haskell Bole
May Wright Sewall
Man Killed by Switch Engine Near Big Four Coal Sheds
Samuel Richardson, 3:30 a.m. Thursday, struck by a switch engine on the tracks near Lesterdesiht while walking to work at the Big Four coal sheds. Body sent to City morgue. burial plans to follow. Home listed as fi St Peters-st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Richardson
Richardson
Starm
Fey
Britster
Fhinner & Buchanan
Durlal
Richantsen
Fi St
Peters-st
Aid For Jews Fund Drive In Indianapolis Urges Support
A reverment on rent relief and aid funds for persecuted Jews in Europe and survivors of the massacre is announced by G A Efropansan president of the Jewish Federation. The federation will collect donations for victims in Russia and asks contributions sent to GA Efropansan at iewryta font,ial AV, Washington street.
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Indienapolis
Itur
Ala
G. A. Efropansan
Feiletuion
eThe Jewish Federation of
Indianapolis
Awit
Russia
Efrnytafont
Ial AV
Washington-st
Fire Rips Chicago Furniture Exposition Building
An explosion and fire at the Furniture Exposition building on Michigan Boulevard near Fourteenth Street in Chicago caused extensive damage estimated at 50 000 dollars. The blast injured engineer Philly Gordon and three others, with several workers cut by flying glass as the blaze spread before firefighters contained the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tion Company
Michigan Boulevard
Fourteentlist
Angies
Philly Gordon
Yo Page Erby
Garde
Join Doigherty
Charles Bertil
Dake Hoeplt
Mayor Candidate Ivins Reveals No Boss Claim
In New York a cheerful mayoral candidate amid a whirlwind campaign claimed he has no boss and would not know if a boss existed. A well dressed woman identified as Myra reportedly sent for him at the Breslin hotel, saying Ivins had forgotten to come home for four days during his campaign whirlwind. He returned home that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRAB
New York
William MM
Nin
Breslin
Ivih
Sania
Becaure
Myra
Hawih
Change of Venue Granted in Indiana Trial
In New Castle Indiana a judge granted a change of venue on Thursday for a defendant accused of murdering Molle Starbuck and her infant. The prisoner, tried a year ago, was sent to the reform school after a prior verdict. A new trial date may lead to acquittal amid ongoing legal maneuvering and recent staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Thurday
Buhrkrentz
Molle Starbuck
Beaten by robbers near Gallipolis on a train
Wealthy farmer Noble Ms fulbetany was attacked by thugs near Hatton, dragged from a train, robbed, and beaten unconscious. He lay in an old barn for several hours before being discovered at about 19. His condition remained grave with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupps-M'Rae
Gallipolis
Fulbetany
Hato
Bin
City Record For A Day In A Fractured Notice
A fragmented city record lists deaths and hospital names including Mary Connor aged 67 at Woodlawn and Dora Koester 62 at Descontea hospital. It also shows building permits for properties at 49 E South near Summerland and 11 Lafayette with varied construction items and contractor notes. The garbled OCR mentions hospitals, marriages, and residents in a broad, disjointed civic ledger style.
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Mary Qconnor
GON Woodlawn
Heory Po Theanus
EL New York
Petirinade Pegutttle
Anthony Wills
H. Michigan
eHenonice Wude
James A. Burton
Kimley
Delaware
Dora Koester
Descontea Hospital
Eeritttie Margret A. Wiles
Sfwl
Washingston
Francis Lolta
Ty Noepital
Victoria Lowe
E. Pratt
Kimi Deitz
E. South
John J. Scrull
Vwelllig
New York
Summerland
Maggie Roberts
Rosch
Barton
Corke Meadies
W. Washington
KL Patterson
Lasalle
Lila Rowran
Lafayette
Leedy Manufacturing? Company
Palmer
Jeanette E. Cramer
Eugene
Barnes
Laycock Manufacturing Company
Twentieth
Gale
CG. W. Kriel
Repates
Llinota
No Revolt in Domingo Says American Vessel to Visit
In a telegram of inquiry Colton Amerikan, receiver in charge of customs, states there is no revolution in Bantu Domingo and conditions are quiet. This clashes with a State Department report from Wednesday indicating unrest. An American vessel will visit Macuris, previously intended.
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SGU Plawrenee
ABB
Washington
Nev
Colton Amerikan
Colton of
Sarge Dosis
Bantu Domingo
Uiet
State Department
Roosevelt news rule limits civilian service information
The civil service commission adopts President Roosevelt's plan granting news authority to the commission president General Black. Only he may issue information on civil service affairs. any employee sharing details with correspondents will be discharged from the service.
Money Found Hidden in Stump After Bank Robbery
Clarence Mason, a Bentonville farmer, found a stash of rank notes and a dark lantern in a stump. Papers tied to the money bore the First National Bank of Hagertown, suggesting one of the robbery suspects hid the items there for safekeeping.
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Bentonville
Ind
Clarence Mason
First National Bank of
Hagerstown
Stock Market Report and Livestock Quotes
The market showed wide swings with Steel, Commonwealth and Union Pacific among active issues. Reading advanced to 12a while government funds rumors influenced sentiment. cattle and sheep receipts were mixed across Buffalo, Indianapolis and St. Louis markets with steady to lower displays and varied demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel Common
Pennsylvania
Union Wuoite
Reading
Metropolitan Street Railway
Consolidated Gas
Shaw
Ihn
Steading
Union Pacific
Missouth Pacific
St. Louis
Louis
Packer
Mrs Hubbard Safe After Labrador Expedition
Telegram from Mrs Leonidas Hubbard dated Chateau Hay Quebec confirms successful return journey. She writes she will be home by the steamer Edward VII, ending the perilous exploration mission and easing family and public anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M' Rre Press Associatiug
New York
Leonidas Hubbard
Labrador
Tne
Iran
Chateau Hay
Quebec
Herbert K. Bridgeman
Brooklyn
Local tragedies and accidents ripple through multiple towns
A string of incidents across Indiana towns includes Corrie Brien's suicide attempt, a Terre Haute police alert for public safety, the death of veteran Columbs Tout in Danville, John Day's horse accident in Springport, William Miller hit by a handcar in Needmore, sudden death of Henry Parish in Morocco, Kate McCarty's death in Wabash, and party finances in Ikaanon showing Republicans and Democrats each reporting low expenditures.
Dairy and Produce Prices From Penalty and Local Market
Readable fragments show prices for vegetables and fruits including onions carrots lettuce kale radishes cabbage and tomatoes with several per unit and per bushel figures. Dairy products mention fresh butter and other entries cut off mid list with scattered price notes.
Strauss & Co. Banquet Promotes Firm Unity
A banquet for store men hosted by Strauss & Co at the Claypool hotel on Wednesday night aimed to foster goodwill among employees. L. Strauss and A. L. Slock presided as heads of the firm. A discussable topic was a mutual fire insurance plan modeled after other large firms. The auction of cavera raised 30 ducats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strausa & Co
Claypool
Cavera
L. Strauss
A. L. Slock
Wan Dle
Iarge
Muck Anc
Chicago grain and livestock market notes in rough ledger form
Chicago market notes show December wheat and corn futures mixed with oats firm and May contracts. Livestock receipts include hogs and cattle with prices and changes labeled in rough figures, alongside New York dairy and cheese product listings and regional prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fryosme
WMC
Mme Pac
Chicago Producs and Butter-Extey Creamery Listing
Fragmented OCR item lists Chicago products and poultry items with unclear spellings and brands. Mentions live poultry and turkey offerings, with scattered numbers and mislabeled terms, reflecting a damaged page segment of product and market notices.
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Ban Frances
United States
Ane
Shane
Etlee
DR. Machle
Lien Chow
Blok
Hood
Pec
Indiana Marble and Granite Works
Ay AN
Delaware St. Main, Gs. Ook
Newport Pye Works
Massachusetts
Mr. Winslow
Digk
Senate
THE
Holiness League
ST. Peters
State ST. Crossing
Echipps- Rae Press Association
Fire
Frenton
Furniture Exposi
Wiliam Ivins
Boss
Haley Gipe
Rubhville
Trepoff
Bcripfem'rre Press Association
Petersburg
Treport
St. Peters- Inte
Tle
Count White
Dha
Wal Laverel
Dia MeAmieter
Kenningwry Bey
Joseph
Ansa Kueckersfeld
Sane der
Maris
Mary Peeney
Teabeta
Stewart
August
Heten Vogel
N. Nobleyai
Mose
Mattie Jones
Witteenth
Arthutred
Anas Samson
Grover
Domingo
City Grain
Bsc
Drrenibye Daniary
Sitges
Theaugh
Lear
East Buffalo
Pasa Buffalo
Choire
York
Indianapole
Cavners
Mrs. Hubbard
Our
Tae State
South Bandosrs
Corrie Brien
Terre Haute
Board of Public Safety
Danville-Columbs
Springport
John Day
Mr. Day
Needmore
William Miller
Southern Railroad
Brown County
Morocco
Henry Parish
Wabash
Kate McCarty
New Maxico
Ikbanon
Sammiltoes Med
Ktepubon
California
Jonathan
Roman Beautten
Heilflowers
Florida
Gangard
Penaltry
Chelee
Elgin
Limborger
L. Strauss & Co
Weabineu
Clevelarnd
Akeva
Louie Fast Mai
Logansport
Orrican
Halle Street
Balirsaé
St.L.ty. A
Trae Ay
Unic
Great Gentral
Pere Marquatte—c., C
Bay City
Offee
Milnoleet, ‘Telephones
Dayton
Detroit
Pringfield
Decatur
A.ne
Springfeld
Eta Rouchdale
Lowe
Dally
Bea
Austin
Mrs. Austin
Bow
Tunis
Produsa
Park
Sey
Extey Creamery
Cheere
Dulalen
Wilde
Siac
Ienburger
Choice
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